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Home»Bitcoin»Satoshi BTC Stash Value Drops by $20 Billion Following Crash

Satoshi BTC Stash Value Drops by $20 Billion Following Crash

Bitcoin By Gavin19/10/2025
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Where Did Bitcoin’s Retail Go? Look Offchain
Where Did Bitcoin’s Retail Go? Look Offchain
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Satoshi Nakamoto (also known as Satoshi Nakamoto) is the creator pseudonym of Bitcoin.BTCSatoshi is currently the biggest BTC owner in the entire world. The wallets that Satoshi controls have suffered a loss of $20 billion, since their all-time price high of 126,000 dollars in early October.

Nakamoto’s Bitcoin stash At the time this article was written, there were over one million BTC worth more than $117.5 billion. data Arkham Intelligence

In the first quarter of 2009, portfolios grew by over $136 Billion. Bitcoin’s rally to new all-time highs More than $126,000 was raised during the first weeks of October.

Satoshi Nakamoto’s portfolio. Source: Arkham Intelligence

Crypto markets are a growing phenomenon. rocked by cascading liquidations On October 8, the market for perpetual futures was enflamed by an explosion. post Donald Trump, US president signaling added tariffs on ChinaThis prompted investor concerns of a new trade war.

Market turmoil caused $20 billion in liquidationsThe worst 24-hour event ever in crypto history sent prices plummeting, and the value of certain altcoins dropped by more than 99%. Bitcoin, on the other hand, managed to remain above the $100,000 mark.

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The market crash is only a temporary setback and not an evaluation of the fundamentals

Market crash began October 8, 2009. only a short-term decline The following are some examples of how to get started: “does not have long-term fundamental implications,” According to The Kobeissi Letter’s investment analysts.

The market collapse was caused by a number of technical factors, such as excessive leverage and thin liquidity in the markets, which exacerbated the volatility, amplify the effects of sudden, large moves and Trump’s post on social media, The Kobeissi Letter. wrote.

Satoshi Nakamoto, Bitcoin Price
Bitcoin’s current price at this time. Source: TradingView

“We think a trade deal will be reached, and crypto remains strong. We are bullish,” Analysts continued.

The Kobeissi Letter had stated a few days earlier that the US dollar and Bitcoin reached their highest levels at about the same time. weakest year since 1973This signals an important macroeconomic change.

A unique phenomenon is that the price of risk-on assets, such as BTC and gold, are rising at the same rate as the prices of store-of value and carry-out assets. These asset classes usually run in opposition to one another, and this adds further weight to Kobessi’s macroeconomic thesis.

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